Currently attending "Go in the Smallest of Places" with Patricio Whittingslow!
Learning how Go excels in embedded systems, from MCUs to rocket motor control. @whittileaks is so great and funny, explaining software engineering history super smarlty.
Mechanoid v0.1.0 is now available! Use #WebAssembly on #Embedded#microcontrollers to create applications! Built using @TinyGolang and @golang but you can use any language that can compile to #wasm
Code: https://t.co/5f7eNEHyex
Examples: https://t.co/9aWa1DBqoC
Hooray!! 🎉The schedule for #GopherCon's talks and workshops is officially complete and live on https://t.co/pwdLe20bKu. Check it out and join the largest Gopher gathering of the year in San Diego this September!
#RoadtoGopherCon#Golang
#golang is being used at @LiaAerospace to solve the problems in the aerospace industry like orbital trajectory optimization using unsupervised machine learning and industrial control/automation for rocket engine testing. Join @whittileaks & learn more! 👉https://t.co/q4ghCjTyJq
❤️ I really like #TinyGo in this context: closer to the metal than 🐍 (Micro-)#Python but simpler and more enjoyable (IMHO! ☺️) than C. YMMV of course! 🙏
@github Generally speaking, I think there's space for some amazing ML developer assistance tools that are not as ambitious as Copilot.
Don't write my code for me. Surface useful information, like related issues, parts of the codebase that are often modified together, potential fixes...
I am forced to write tests like this on a project and it kills me. You lose the readability and you don't get to feel out the api.
This might be easy to do, but it's not easy to understand :(.
Final talks by @MadhavJivrajani & Robert Burke taking place before we all come together at @GopherCon for our final two talks 🎤 @spf13 & Patricio Whittingslow 🎉